At least seven people killed after UPS cargo plane crashes in Kentucky
Summary
A UPS cargo plane crashed while taking off from Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport in Kentucky, killing at least seven people and injuring 11 others. The crash resulted in a massive fire and explosion, affecting nearby businesses and causing a temporary shelter-in-place order. Investigations into the cause are underway, and the National Transportation Safety Bureau will lead the inquiry.Key Facts
- A UPS cargo plane crashed in Louisville, Kentucky during takeoff, killing at least seven people.
- The plane was carrying 38,000 gallons of fuel, and the crash caused a large fire and explosion.
- 11 people were injured, and the death toll may rise as officials assess the damage.
- The crash affected nearby buildings, including a petroleum recycling company.
- A shelter-in-place order was initially issued for five miles around the airport but was later reduced.
- Flights were canceled for the evening as the Louisville airport addressed the situation.
- The plane was an MD-11F, which had been in service since joining UPS in 2006.
- The National Transportation Safety Bureau is investigating the crash, with their team arriving on Wednesday.
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